P-ISSN 0082-7118
E-ISSN 2752-7042
Vol. 65, Issue 2, 2014November 01, 2014 BST
Everything in Common?: The Theology and Practice of the Sharing of Possessions in Community in the New Testament with Particular Reference to Jesus and His Disciples, the Earliest Christians, and Paul.
Everything in Common?: The Theology and Practice of the Sharing of Possessions in Community in the New Testament with Particular Reference to Jesus and His Disciples, the Earliest Christians, and Paul.
Articles in Vol. 65, Issue 2, 2014
Vol. 65, Issue 2, 2014
- 'My Name Will Be Great among the Nations': The Missio Dei in the Book of the TwelveJerry Hwang
- The End of the Bible?: The Position of Chronicles in the CanonEdmon L. Gallagher
- Testimony in John's Gospel: The Puzzle of 5:31 and 8:14Thomas W. Simpson
- The Letters of Claudius Terentianus and the New Testament: Insights and Observations on Epistolary ThemesPeter M. Head
- Paul's Conflicting Statements on Female Public Speaking (1 Cor. 11:5) and Silence (1 Cor. 14:34-35): A New SuggestionArmin D. Baum
- Galatians 1-2 without a Mirror: Reflections on Paul's Conflict with the AgitatorsJustin K. Hardin
- Canonical Interpretations of the Song of SongsRosalind S. Clarke
- Everything in Common?: The Theology and Practice of the Sharing of Possessions in Community in the New Testament with Particular Reference to Jesus and His Disciples, the Earliest Christians, and Paul.Fiona J. R. Gregson
- Paul and Empire: A Reframing of Romans 13:1-7 in the Context of the New ExodusOvidiu Hanc
- Thomas Aquinas on Hebrews: The Excellence of ChristDana Benesh
Gregson, Fiona J. R. 2014. “Everything in Common?: The Theology and Practice of the Sharing of Possessions in Community in the New Testament with Particular Reference to Jesus and His Disciples, the Earliest Christians, and Paul.” Tyndale Bulletin 65 (2): 309–12. https://doi.org/10.53751/001c.29381.